Jonny looks at Acts 9:1-31 at the change in Saul when he encounters Jesus on his way to Damascus and becomes one of the most influential men in the life of the early church as well as the church today because of his writings.

Do we try to control the Holy Spirit in our lives, in ou meetings? The Holy Spirit has been given to us to comfort, empower and lead us as we go forth into all the God has for us.

Mark continues the Book of Acts series, looking at Chapter 8. The church in Jerusalem comes under persecution and is scattered. Is this the work of the devil, or does God use this persecution to see the beginning of The Great Commission come about? Mark asks the question, "Is the Covid-19 pandemic from the devil trying to kill and destroy the church?" With the church no longer in the building, how is that affecting the church? What can we learn from parallels between Acts 8 and today?

If you’ve accepted Jesus’ invitation to follow Him, you’ve embraced a risky, strange and beautiful life, enriched by its depth of relationships and encounters with God and with others. But there is so much more to His invitation

A short testimony about the presence and protection of God during a road traffic accident by Mucha and Lazarus

Do you long for God to talk to you? How does God communicate with us? Gill looks at ways God does this, and three of our members share how God communicates with them and how they communicate with Him. God longs to communicate with all of us, but do we know what language He uses to do that?

In this contemplative practice sit and renew your awareness that you’re sitting in the presence of God all about you and within you. To hear God’s voice, you have to know God’s love. God is love. God first loved us before we loved Him.

Mark and Gill speak about what happened at the prayer breakfast last Saturday where Ann Calver's message to Spring Harvest this year was played, and then we waited on the Lord to speak into the life of Grace Vineyard

Gill looks at how we are living at these present times. We are in a time of change and transition, we are living in the corridor between total lockdown and the lifting of lockdown. This is a liminal space.

Mark continues the series on the Book of Acts, looking at Acts 7. In order to understand chapter 7, we need to look back into chapter 6 to see why Stephen is brought before the Sanhedrin. Mark looks at Stephen's response and what it means for us today.